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INTRODUCTION

NAVIGATION

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RADIO

CD / MP3

CD CHANGER

SETUP

APPENDIX

Display

The TravelPilot E’s display contains all the navigation information (e.g. visual
driving recommendations), menus and lists, as well as the radio, CD and CD-
changer (optional) audio sources.

The display’s brightness and readability can be optimised to suit the viewing
angle in your vehicle. For further information, read the section entitled “Setting
the day/night display brightness and contrast” in the “Setup – basic settings”
chapter.

Note: Please treat the display with care. Contact with sharp objects
causes scratches and damages the covering pane. Only clean it with
a lint-free cloth and, if necessary, with some cleaning alcohol. Do
not use any solvents such as turpentine or petrol when cleaning,
since these will affect and damage the pane.

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Summary of Contents for TravelPilot E EXACT

Page 1: ...PS antenna must be positioned optimally to enable precise navigation without a speed signal Please observe particularly the installation note in point 3 2 on page 97 and the installation test on page...

Page 2: ...2 12 13 14 15 16 3 2 10 1 4 11 5 6 7 8 9 Device overview...

Page 3: ...e into stations manually OK button Short press Confirms menu items Long press Starts the scan function Radio Opens the menu to select a waveband CD changer Opens the CD selection menu button Whilst na...

Page 4: ...s regarding the TravelPilot E please do not hesitate to call our telephone hotline at any time or con tact your dealer The international tele phone hotline numbers are printed at the end of these inst...

Page 5: ...urthermore the TravelPilot E stores the last 20 towns that the navigation system guided you to This helps you quickly find frequently used destination towns In most cases only a few letters are need e...

Page 6: ...also loads the route corridor into memory The loading progress is indicated by the segments of the navigation CD sym bol being filled in You can remove the CD once all the segments appear filled in T...

Page 7: ...ot E and how to operate it before setting off on your journey Stop your vehicle at a suitable location if you want to reprogram the TravelPilot E Whilst driving only operate the TravelPilot E if the r...

Page 8: ...23 Entering a destination 24 Entering destinations using the text input line 25 Entering a destination Country 27 Entering a destination Town 27 Entering a destination Special destination at your fina...

Page 9: ...ing the volume 74 Activating navigation 74 Muting 75 Setup basic settings 76 Adjusting the sound and sound distribution settings 76 Equalizer 77 Configuring the power on navigation traffic announcemen...

Page 10: ...ular motions but always wipe it from its centre to its outer edge using a soft lint free cloth If the CD is very dirty we recommend you wash the CD using standard washing up liquid Again when washing...

Page 11: ...To help you find the information you need as quickly as possible these instruc tions use the following symbols to denote individual steps 1 Indicates the steps informing you how to carry out a particu...

Page 12: ...to attach and detach Notes Never drop the control panel Never expose the control pan el to direct sunlight or other heat sources Store the control panel in the supplied case Avoid making direct skin c...

Page 13: ...Attaching the release panel 1 Slide the control panel straight into the device s bracket 2 Close the control panel Note When attaching the control panel make sure you do not press the display...

Page 14: ...vehicle ignition The TravelPilot E will switch on off simultaneously with the vehicle ignition if it is correctly connected to the vehicle ignition and if you did not switch off the TravelPilot by pr...

Page 15: ...changer mode 1 press the CD C button 5 CD or CDC appears in the top line of the display Beneath it you will see the number of the CD in the CD changer the current track and the playing time Selecting...

Page 16: ...you can use the volume control 2 to adjust the volume of the driving recommendation independently of the basic volume level of the audio source The volume level that you set is stored automatically A...

Page 17: ...n set the volume level of the telephone call 1 Turn the volume control 2 to adjust the volume to the preferred level Plus Point During an active telephone call you can use the volume con trol 2 to adj...

Page 18: ...be optimised to suit the viewing angle in your vehicle For further information read the section entitled Setting the day night display brightness and contrast in the Setup basic settings chapter Note...

Page 19: ...repeatedly until the second digit of the code appears in the display 3 For the third digit of the numerical code press button 3 repeatedly until the third digit of the code appears in the display 4 Fo...

Page 20: ...he numerical code by trial and error the device will be locked for one hour if the code is entered incorrectly three times The device must then remain switched on for one hour switched on via the igni...

Page 21: ...recommendations made by the navigation system How navigation works The system works out the current vehicle position using the electronic speed ometer signal a gyroscope which detects changes in the v...

Page 22: ...on the display and should not be interrupted Corridor function The corridor function is used for navigation without a CD ROM Once the sys tem begins calculating the route it loads the data necessary f...

Page 23: ...e software already installed on the device the system will ask you whether you want to load this new software into the device If you decide to go ahead with this download the system will cancel the cu...

Page 24: ...ory or by entering a place name or postcode a centre a road name crossroads or house number or by selecting a special destination e g a motorway junction train station hotel shopping centre etc You ca...

Page 25: ...or the characters you have entered it will automatically complete your text entry This means you usually only have to enter a few characters in order to specify a place name or street name Example If...

Page 26: ...left Any text that was automati cally entered by the system to complete the name will be deleted Notes You can delete all the characters by pressing and holding down the button 7 for a longer period...

Page 27: ...The system remembers the destination country that was se lected until you select another country or insert a new CD or until the TravelPilot E automatically shuts down fully approx 72 hours after you...

Page 28: ...s Point The system automatically proposes the last entered town name for the new destination You can accept this proposal by pressing and hold ing down the OK button or by pressing the button 8 The la...

Page 29: ...led Entering a destination special destinations STREET For entering the destination street Whether a street can be en tered as a destination depends on the data stored on your navigation CD TOWN CENTR...

Page 30: ...entitled Entering destinations using the text input line 3 Switch to the list The name of the street is displayed in the list of street names Plus Point To make your search easier long street names m...

Page 31: ...s or ranges of house numbers On the TravelPilot E you can freely enter a house number using the input line If the entered house number does match one in the database on the CD the system will display...

Page 32: ...route options in order to customise the route to suit your partic ular requirements e g excluding motorways For further information read the section entitled Defining route options in this chapter En...

Page 33: ...storey car parks petrol stations restaurants etc There a various options avail able when selecting a special destination Supraregional national destinations special destinations like border cross ing...

Page 34: ...read the section entitled Navigation Area around your position You can select special destinations relevant to the area around your current vehicle position Note The system only offers this menu item...

Page 35: ...lways relate to the destination that was active last 1 Press the NAV button 1 The main navigation menu appears 2 Select and confirm the DESTination INPut menu item The destination input menu appears 3...

Page 36: ...E automatically stores the last 10 destinations for which the system has previously calculated a route You can access these directly as and when required If the memory is full and the system calculat...

Page 37: ...the NAV button 1 The main navigation menu and the memory bank that was active last are displayed 2 Press the NAV button 1 repeatedly until the memory bank that you want is displayed 3 Press one of th...

Page 38: ...stination To do so press the NAV button 1 repeatedly until the memory bank N1 N2 N3 or N4 that you want appears in the display 2 Press and hold down one of the 1 6 buttons for longer than 2 seconds to...

Page 39: ...ition can be stored as a posi tion a navigation CD must be inserted in the drive To store your current position as a destination 1 press the NAV button 1 2 Select the memory bank in which you want to...

Page 40: ...complete and play an audio CD If the vehicle is on one of the digitised roads navigation will begin with audio and visual driving recommendations as soon as the route has been calculated Note A compa...

Page 41: ...udio source is displayed above the driving recommendations In radio mode you will see the station name or frequency and in CD changer mode the track and CD number Plus Point Whilst the navigation sess...

Page 42: ...u want to switch back to the navigation session display 2 press the NAV button 1 Cancelling navigation To cancel an active navigation session 1 press the ESC button A confirmation request appears If y...

Page 43: ...ark and confirm the ROUTE OPTIions menu item The menu for setting the route options appears 3 Mark and confirm the DYNAMIC route option If the route option is activated a filled in square appears next...

Page 44: ...ot necessarily work out a detour If the system does guide you through the traffic disruption despite having recalculated the route it will inform you of this with a voice announcement telling you that...

Page 45: ...longer than 2 seconds The TMC messages are displayed sorted according to road numbers If no messages are stored in memory an appropriate notice will be displayed 2 Turn the menu knob to browse through...

Page 46: ...Turn the menu knob to set the distance to the end of the traffic jam rela tive to your current position 4 Press the OK button 5 Press the ESC button The navigation session display appears again and th...

Page 47: ...ll Furthermore the TravelPilot E allows you to configure the optimum route yourself relationship between fast route and short route For further information read the section entitled Configuring the op...

Page 48: ...d in circle square appears next to it Notes The FAST SHORT and OPTIMUM route options are mutually exclusive If you activate one of these options the other two will be deactivated If you want to close...

Page 49: ...seconds during a navigation session The calculated route list is displayed 2 You can browse through the list by turning the menu knob If you want to close the list 1 press the ESC button The navigatio...

Page 50: ...omat ically tunes into the best receivable frequency for the station that is currently set REG At certain times some radio stations divide their programme into re gional programmes providing different...

Page 51: ...ENU button The setup menu appears in the display 2 Mark and confirm the RADIO menu item A selection menu appears in the display 3 Mark and confirm the REGIONAL menu item 4 Select ON or OFF to switch t...

Page 52: ...range and one for each of the MW and LW ranges Six stations can be stored in each memory bank To switch between the memory banks or wavebands 1 press the FM AM button 4 repeatedly until the waveband...

Page 53: ...Note You can adjust the sensitivity of station seek tuning For fur ther information read the section entitled Configuring the radio functions in the Setup basic settings chapter Tuning into stations...

Page 54: ...automatically Travelstore You can automatically store the six stations providing the best reception in the region only FM The stations are stored in the FMT memory bank Note Any stations that were pr...

Page 55: ...ed with an RDS EON receiver EON stands for Enhanced Other Network Whenever a traffic announcement TA is transmitted the system switches au tomatically from a station that does not provide traffic repo...

Page 56: ...he reception area of the traffic information station or if you switch from a station that provides traffic information to one that does not Interrupting the current traffic announcement You can cancel...

Page 57: ...am eter of 8 cm and contoured CDs shape CDs are not suitable for playback in this unit We accept no responsibility for any damage to the CD drive that may occur as a result of the use of unsuitable CD...

Page 58: ...ayback will resume from the point at which it was interrupted This feature is particularly useful if you need to insert the navigation CD briefly during audio playback Starting internal CD playback if...

Page 59: ...ress the button 7 If the first track of the CD is being played and you press the button 7 the system will then start playing the last track Fast searching If you are listening to a track and you want...

Page 60: ...SC button The SCAN function is automatically cancelled if you activate the MIX function Repeating tracks REPEAT To repeat a track activate the repeat function 1 Select the track that you want 2 press...

Page 61: ...with the device s ability to play certain CDs If problems occur with your own burned CDs you should try another brand of CD blank or choose another colour of CD blank To avoid problems when playing CD...

Page 62: ...can display ID3 tags of version type 1 and 2 When creating encoding MP3 files from audio files you should use bit rates up to a maximum of 256 kbits sec This device can only play MP3 files that have...

Page 63: ...the second and third lines with a line break This information can only be displayed if ID tags are available for the tracks for further information on this please also read the instruction manual tha...

Page 64: ...not provide enough characters to display the full name the name will be shortened You can display the full name by briefly pressing the button The system switches to another display and all the butto...

Page 65: ...iew the tracks contained in a directory and then select a particular track 1 Briefly press the OK button during MP3 playback The MP3 browse mode is displayed During browse mode the current track and t...

Page 66: ...on a CD in random order 1 Press the 2 MIX station button MIX DIR appears in the display The tracks in the directory are selected at random and then played To play all the tracks on the CD in random or...

Page 67: ...unction is cancelled automatically if you activate the MIX function Repeating tracks REPEAT You can make the system repeat playback of the current track or all the tracks in a directory 1 Press the 5...

Page 68: ...tags available the file name is displayed as scrolling text on the first line You can also prevent scrolling texts from being displayed on the first line FIX setting 1 Press the MENU button The setup...

Page 69: ...anger functions can also be used with the Compact Drive MP3 an exception is the mix feature whose functionality is lim ited To move downwards or upwards to another directory press station button 1 or...

Page 70: ...ou cannot play any CD in the changer during this time The device is ready to play as soon as the CD symbol on the left of the display stops flashing Selecting CDs To select a CD 1 press the OK button...

Page 71: ...a track and you want to play a certain part of it you can do so using fast search mode 1 Press and hold down the button 7 or the button 8 You will hear the track playing whilst it is being fast forwar...

Page 72: ...1 press the 2 MIX station button repeatedly until CDC appears in the top line of the display The system then continues playback in ascending track order Scanning all tracks on all CDs SCAN If you brie...

Page 73: ...he repeat function 1 press the 5 RPT station button again Traffic announcements during CD changer mode To switch traffic announcement standby on off see the section entitled Traffic information in the...

Page 74: ...alent but tons on the TravelPilot E Selecting an audio source You can use the remote control to switch between the audio sources 1 Briefly press the SRC button on the remote control The next audio sou...

Page 75: ...Muting You can mute the device s volume using the remote control 1 Press the button Cancelling mute If you want to cancel mute 1 press the button again or 1 press the V or V button...

Page 76: ...ge the display properties LANGUAGE Set the system language CLOCK Adjust the device s clock time CODE Activate deactivate the code feature Adjusting the sound and sound distribution settings The Travel...

Page 77: ...ting The sound menu appears in the display again 7 Press the ESC button twice to close the sound menu Equalizer This device is equipped with a 5 band equalizer You can individually boost or reduce gai...

Page 78: ...ting the equalizer 3 Adjust the equalizer values as described in the Measures column Help adjusting the equalizer Start by adjusting the treble and mid levels and finish by setting the bass levels Sou...

Page 79: ...s displayed 6 Use the menu knob to adjust the frequency that you want and then press the OK button 7 Mark and confirm the GAIN menu item The scale for adjusting the setting is displayed 8 Use the menu...

Page 80: ...set is stored automatically The power on volume is a limiting value This means that if the volume when you switch off the device is lower than the configured power on volume the system will remember...

Page 81: ...o functions In the radio menu you can configure the radio functions to suit your needs You can configure the following functions RDS The TravelPilot E automatically switches to the frequency offering...

Page 82: ...of the HICUT function is adjusted using a displayed setting scale Settings options Bar on the very left of the scale The HICUT function is deactivated Bar on the very right of the scale the responsive...

Page 83: ...ur preferences Further more you can change the contrast of the display To adjust the display settings 1 press the MENU button The setup menu appears in the display 2 Mark and confirm the DISPLAY menu...

Page 84: ...nt and the navigation speech output German English metric English imperial French Italian Dutch Span ish Portuguese Swedish Danish Finnish Czech Norwegian and Turkish NAVI TravelPilot E or SPEECH OUTp...

Page 85: ...output on off 1 press the MENU button The setup menu is displayed 2 Mark and confirm the NAVI menu item TravelPilot E The menu for selecting the setting is displayed 3 Select ON or OFF using the menu...

Page 86: ...jam an nouncements during route guidance 1 press the MENU button The setup menu appears in the display 2 Mark and confirm the NAVI menu item The navi setup menu is displayed 3 Mark and confirm the SPE...

Page 87: ...tup menu is displayed 3 Mark and confirm the OPTimum ROUTE menu item The menu for selecting the setting is displayed 4 Use the menu knob to adjust the percentage ratio of SHORT to FAST The further you...

Page 88: ...sum mer to winter time and back 1 Press the MENU button The setup menu appears in the display 2 Mark and confirm the CLOCK menu item The hours are displayed against a dark background 3 Adjust the hou...

Page 89: ...u item 3 Mark and confirm the ON or OFF menu item The menu for entering the numerical code appears 4 Enter the code as described in the section entitled Switching on a coded device after disconnection...

Page 90: ...irm the SPEED menu item The settings menu for the speed signal is displayed 4 Mark and confirm the ON menu item for navigation with the speed signal or the OFF menu item for navigation without the spe...

Page 91: ...tes the number of received satellites and signal strength will appear Align your antenna so that both values are at a maximum REVERSE Reversing light connection When you engage the reverse gear the ar...

Page 92: ...tor bar will appear together with a figure in percent informing you of the progress of the calibration process 2 Now start driving The menu closes automatically when the calibration process has comple...

Page 93: ...You will now be asked to enter the length of the route that you want to drive 2 Use the menu knob to enter the route length and then press the OK button 3 Start manual calibration by pressing the OK b...

Page 94: ...mbination of a fast route and a short route The relationship between these two types of route is deter mined by the software of the TravelPilot E and cannot be changed The TravelPilot E allows you to...

Page 95: ...onsumption after 72 hours have elapsed 2 mA Amplifier Output power 4 x 25 watts sine in accordance with DIN 45 324 at 14 4 V 4 x 45 watts max power Tuner Wavebands FM 87 5 108 MHz MW 531 1602 kHz LW 1...

Page 96: ...ctions are not suitable for your particular installation please con tact your Blaupunkt dealer your vehi cle manufacturer or our telephone hot line Battery voltage 10 5 14 4 V Negative terminal on the...

Page 97: ...antenna in side the vehicle is still unfavourable For this reason no guarantee can be given that the system will function cor rectly After carrying out the installation plug the SMB plug into the soc...

Page 98: ...lPilot E with speed signal Lay a cable from the reversing light to pin 3 of chamber A see Fig 8 You must make sure that 12 V are present at the connection when the vehicle re verses Note If it is not...

Page 99: ...nna Radio antenna RR RF LF LR 4 Ohm 4 Ohm 4 Ohm 4 Ohm A Fig 2 Fig 1 A Speedometer signal only TravelPilot E and Reversing light signal only TravelPilot E and with speed signal 7 607 621 4 ohms 4 ohms...

Page 100: ...100 8 601 910 003 Fig 6 30 10 90 Fig 5 O K 30 10 90 Fig 4 Fig 4a 30 10 1 2 3 3 2...

Page 101: ...udspeaker RF 5 Autom antenna 5 Loudspeaker LF 6 Illumination 6 Loudspeaker LF 7 Ignition terminal 15 7 Loudspeaker LR 8 Ground 8 Loudspeaker LR C C1 C2 C3 1 Line out LR 7 Telephone IN 13 CDC data IN 2...

Page 102: ...tery Lay the ground cable to a suitable earth connection point e g a bolt connected to the car body sheet metal of the car body and screw it in place Continuous positive connection connection terminal...

Page 103: ...11 Ireland IRL 01 4149400 01 4598830 Italy I 02 369 62331 02 369 62464 Luxembourg L 40 4078 40 2085 Netherlands NL 023 565 6348 023 565 6331 Norway N 66 817 000 66 817 157 Portugal P 01 2185 00144 01...

Page 104: ...ownwards Skip to the previ ous track Navigation Delete characters Radio CD Search upwards Skip to the next track Navigation Jump to the selection list Opening the release panel Rotate For selecting me...

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